35 brands · 984 after-sales locations
Locations sourced from official distributor sites and public listings, 2026. Call ahead to confirm hours and current availability.
Bike & scooter service centers by city
Every city with an authorized two-wheeler service center — each page lists every brand present there, with address, phone and directions.
Bike & scooter service centers by brand & city
Address, phone and directions for each authorized bike & scooter service center, by city.
Ather Energy
Bajaj
Benelli
BGAUSS
BMW Motorrad
Hero
Honda
Jawa
Keeway
Keren
KTM
Morbidelli
QJ Motor
Royal Enfield
Suzuki
TVS
Vespa
Yamaha
Yatri
Yezdi
Zontes
ZXMoto
Find authorized motorcycle and scooter after-sales service centers across Nepal, organized by brand and city. Many two-wheeler dealers in Nepal handle both sales and service at one location. Servicing at your brand's authorized center keeps your warranty valid and uses genuine parts — important for chain, brake and, on electric scooters, battery health. Tap a brand and city above for that center's address, phone and directions.
This page provides information on authorized two-wheeler service centers for 27 brands across 94 cities in Nepal. If you are looking for a specific brand, please refer to the list of cities where service centers are available for that brand.
This page lists authorized two-wheeler service centers for various brands across 86 cities in Nepal. You can find service centers for brands like Bajaj, Honda, Royal Enfield, and Yamaha in multiple locations including Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Pokhara, and many others.
Most two-wheeler brands run authorized service in Kathmandu; many dealers combine sales and service at one location. The brand-by-brand list below and the directory above show the cities each brand covers — contact the brand's center for the exact spot and to book a slot.
A routine periodic service is inexpensive; cost rises with major services, part replacement or electric-scooter battery checks. Authorized centers quote a fixed periodic-service package per model — contact your brand's center listed here for a current quote.
Most makers recommend a service every 3,000–5,000 km or every 3–6 months for the first year, then per the manual. City commuting in dust and traffic wears chains, brakes and air filters faster, so keeping to the schedule matters.
During the warranty period, service at an authorized center with genuine parts to keep the warranty valid. A local mechanic can be cheaper for out-of-warranty bikes, but may complicate warranty claims while the bike is still covered.